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my recent one dI’d that too. It’s still grown up to be the biggest DDa I’ve grown tho.
Bobrown grows dozens of them at once. It’s a good strategy if you have the space! I remember StoneyM saying he always has one running, grows them start to finish in his flower tent.
they will bulk up - and live seen sue take them earlier that that as well. They’ll show you when they’re ready.
Others who use nutes may chime in on this, but I don’t think you have to keep increasing if the plants are happy HG. If they look to be getting enough of everything at the strength you’re feeding them now, then no need to change it. I don’t use the same type of grow system as you but that is a good general principal in my experience.
You’re a great reader Hash Girl 
so you’re gonna be great at this! Already well on the way in fact 
Others who use nutes may chime in on this, but I don’t think you have to keep increasing if the plants are happy HG. If they look to be getting enough of everything at the strength you’re feeding them now, then no need to change it. I don’t use the same type of grow system as you but that is a good general principal in my experience.
The feeding charts are guides. Use them alongside your own reading of your plants. For example, if a plant has as slow start or fast start it might effect when you feel like it has grown from the “Seedling” to the “Early Growth” phase, and so on. Additionally, different strains have different appetites, some pure sativas for example might only need light levels of nutes, whereas other types like some KUSH varieties etc. have voracious appetites. So the charts (IMO) probably aim at mid-range recommendations for a lot of modern hybrids and then we, as growers, have to tailor that to each individual plant.
That’s one advantage that growers who run clones have. They can get to know a particular cut really well and how it grows in their particular conditions and then can get in to finer details like reading which ones like/need higher levels of micronutrients Etc. It’s all in the reading
Most of those feed charts will show four weeks of veg and eight weeks of bloom and, in the last two weeks of bloom, you'll see the nutes decreasing as they get towards what would be a pre-harvest flush (if you were going to flush your plants). If you're going to veg for longer than four weeks, you'd keep at week #3 doses (you can increase, but sticking there on the chart is what most of the nute manufacturers will recommend) until the transition. And, if you're going to flower longer than eight weeks, you stick at week #6 doses until two weeks before harvest, then start the decrease per the chart in weeks #11 and #12.I fertigated this morning. The next time I fertigate is Monday, which is the start of Week 11. Should I up the nutes to half of the FloraSeries Week 11 amounts? And, their nute feed program only goes 12 weeks. I know that photos go longer than 12 weeks and some autos do, too so where's the rest of the chart?
You are developing them now though… And I was talking about the future and things that happen over time, l guess.
Please please please stop repeating the made-up theory of another member here regarding chelation and pH. There is no evidence anywhere that I can find (or has been posted) to support that claim.
